Hello aspirant,

Without the seat allotment letter, the college can deny your admission into the college as it is a kind of proof that allows you to take admission in the respective college. However, you may visit the college with all the necessary documents and also verify your result with the results posted online at the official website- https://mcc.nic.in/WebinfoUG/File/ViewFile?FileId=4619&LangId=P

Hope it helps!

Both the courses you have mentioned are really good. I would say if you wish to go for any of the course then you need to have some perspective regarding it.

If you want to be a clinical practioner like MBBS doctor but only for dental illness, you can become a surgeon and perform operations in dentistry, you can prescribe medicine then going for the course of BDS will give you this exposures.

Now if you want to develop medicines from plants and want to be involved more in research or in production houses of ayurvedic medicines then going for the course of BAMS can be a great option for you. BAMS don't provide you exposure to being a surgeon and it don't have that much of a scope for private clinics.

For more information regarding the BAMS consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bams-bachelor-of-ayurvedic-medicine-and-surgery

For more information regarding BDS consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bds-bachelor-of-dental-surgery

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hello Aspirant, Hope you are doing good.

Scope after BDS :

• Master's degree in dental surgery.
• Master's degree in public health.
• Master's degree in business administration.
• Lecturer.
• Clinical practice.
• Overseas career as a dentist.
• Government jobs as a dentist.
• Research.

BDS candidates can also adopt the teaching profession as a lecturer in any private or government dental institutes or colleges. Generally, fresh graduates who have a knack for teaching pursue careers in academics. They can also teach in state government colleges as a teaching faculty.

The salary range of a BDS will be minimum Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 1.5 lakh.  For this, the candidate must clear the MOH (Ministry of Health) exam which is not that difficult to clear.

Scope after BAMS:

As an ayurvedic pharmacist, one might work at a government hospital. Candidates who complete this course will be able to create their own Ayurvedic medicine retail outlet. BAMS graduates can potentially pursue a teaching career. They can get work in both private and public ayurvedic institutes.

You can earn upto 2-5 lakh based on the stream you choose.

I would recommend BDS over BAMS since it has a broader reach. After graduating from dental school, In comparison to BAMS, it boasts a 100% job placement rate. But it depends on the personal interest .

Hope this information helps you.

All the best.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good..!!!!

I comprehend that you are not having any interest in Dentistry, but rather now it would be undeniably challenging for you to pick an alternate stream of vocation like Neuroscience. The explanation is very self-evident, BDS is a dental specialist related field though neuroscience alludes to the specialization of cerebrum and to be exact a clinical specialization. So if you have any desire to do MS in Neuroscience, first you should do MBBS, which you definitely realize will consume your time and cash. To go on with BDS then you can seek after MS in Neuroscience in the wake of finishing your MBBS.

Hope this information helps you!!!!

All the best!!!!

Hello aspirant,

According to the brochure issued by NTA, the security amount fee will be forfeited if the candidate who has been allotted a seat in the first or second round and the candidate does not join the respective institution. Also, the security fee will be forfeited in case the candidate gives wrong information at the time of registration on the basis of which a seat may be allotted and later canceled by the Admission Authorities at the time of reporting.

Also, if you wish to take admission into MBBS later, you will have to pay a penalty amount decided by the college and will get back the documents safely. However, since the MBBS stray round is over, you will have to try in NEET 2022 to get an MBBS seat.

Hello Aspirant,

See if you have confirmed your admission in BDS course from NEET 2021 score than you cannot appear for NEET UG 2022 counselling until and unless you withdraw your admission from the BDS course in which you are currently enrolled.

Because as per the norms setup by MCC and DGHS, if any candidate gets allotted any seat and he/she confirms the admission on it then he/she will not be allowed to participate in any of the further round of counselling either of that year or for next year until/unless the admission is withdrawn.

I hope you got the point.

Good Luck!!!

Hi there,

Yes you're eligible to take domicile certificate in Karnataka even you belongs to Andhra Pradesh as the domicile certificate is a I'd of residence as your staying in Karnataka from the past 7 years you can easily get your domicile certificate in Karnataka.

I hope this helps.